Mill Farm Glamping

Sustainability

Mill Farm's woodland and countryside from above

Our Commitment to Nature...

At Mill Farm our commitment to our wider environment is unwavering. Sustainability is the key to longevity, which in turn helps to build a better community in our local area. As a working farm, we have been established as organic for over 25 years. We firmly believe that connecting the wider public with local producers is a great way to better educate the public as to how food is produced and, more importantly, reduce food miles.

The farm is now flourishing with healthy soils, more wildlife and more biodiversity. Just over 4 years ago we planted 700 native oak trees on the farm in a bid to create new woodland areas. As a business we are very proud to be able to share this with our customers. Every year we actively plant at least 100 new hedging species to bolster our hedgerows. To learn more, try a Farm Tour!

We value the local area that we are lucky enough to call home, and here are a few tips for you to do your bit during your stay...

Enjoying local food and drink at Mill Farm

Support Local

Where you can, please use local products and services. They give you a flavour of the area and help support our communities. We are fortunate to have some great producers of food and drink in our area.

Do visit Poulshot Lodge Farm for local fresh produce, a milk station, and locally grown meat including sausage rolls from Padfields Porkies, plus a fantastic coffee shop called Holly Chocs. Or pop into our nearest town of Devizes and discover the famous 6X ale made at Wadworths Brewery.

Our local pubs and restaurants are full of character and charm, and we highly recommend visiting these during your stay, such as The Black Swan Inn in Devizes.

We believe we have a great range of small, local producers in our area, and we want to support those as close as possible to our location, rather than the big suppliers you may find in your supermarket at home.

Laundry

Our laundry is all done in-house on the farm using the most up-to-date eco-friendly machines, and we heat the water using our geothermal system.

Accommodation

We are proud that we have developed all of our accommodation using local tradesmen, to support the local economy and build a strong network of trusted work partners. We source all materials from local suppliers such as timber merchants Vastern Sawmills. Accommodation such as the magical King Arthur’s Willow uses electricity supplied by our on-site solar panel installation. A cleaner, renewable energy source is of utmost importance to our business, and we use a local energy supplier to ensure we keep to our support-local ethos.

Solar Power

We have recently invested in a new solar rooftop array, supplying green, renewable power to our shire houses and our laundry facility. This investment reduces our reliance on the grid and is another step towards a cleaner, more sustainable farm.

Water Conservation

We have also started rainwater harvesting on the farm, with two 25,000-litre water tanks in place. This collected water is used to sustainably water our animals, helping us reduce our water usage and make the most of what falls naturally on the farm.

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